Baldwin High School’s cultural Hawaiian group led by senior, Dave Punio and advisor, Terry Miller. Their goal is to try to promote the Hawaiian culture through music, dance, and olelo. Baldwin High School Hawaiian Club will be performing at the Children’s Festival.
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Bayanihan Folk Dance is a Filipino Folk Dance Club at H.P Baldwin High School. The Bayanihan Folk Dance group shares culture, traditions, and skills. With the first number, they will be dancing Cariñosa, which is a Maria Clara suite, known for its romantic courtship theme of fans or handkerchiefs to intimate the coy act of
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From Iao STEMworks AFTER school Program Presents: Ka Pa Hula O Iao I Ka Uhiwai Directed by: Kumu Kilihune KAahune Kalama school STEMPresents: Ka Pā Hula o KalamaDirected by: Kumu Ikaika Bajo MEDB STEMWORKS will be performing at the Children’s Festival.
Pasifica Club is an after school group of middle school students who gather to share their cultures through dance. Students lead in teaching the choreography to their peers and rehearse twice a week during our after school program, Uplink. Our group is dedicated to bringing awareness and building empathy through the sharing of cultural dances
Michele Chin-Purcell is an ardent advocate for Japanese taiko art and culture, serving as both an instructor and performer with San Diego Taiko.
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The Kosrae Maui Organization, hosted by Iao United Church of Christ, is advised by Pastor Lauren Buck Medeiros and Kosrae Pastor Shrew Mongkeya. It’s mission is to perpetuate Kosraen culture which includes the language, dance, and customs of the Micronesian community on Maui. The group is comprised of high school students from various high schools
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Maui Chinese Martial Arts & Lion Dance is based in Kahului and led by Sifu Arlie-Avery Asiu.
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“I loved hula from the very start,” said Iola Caldito Balubar, a kumu hula and professional Polynesian dancer. It became her life and her career, reported the Maui News. One of Maui’s favorite Kumu Hula, aunty Iola has been teaching her award-winning halau, with students from keiki to kupuna, dances of Polynesia including Hawaiian, Tahitian,
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Zenshin Daiko is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) corporation that is dedicated to teaching taiko to children and sharing it with the community. Since forming in March, 1999, Zenshin Daiko was performed in over 1,100 cultural and community events all over Maui and the neighbor islands. Zenshin Daiko has also performed in California, Nevada, Texas, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Oregon and Japan.
It is with the generosity of our sponsors that make this event possible. Maui Matsuri, through the Japanese Cultural Society of Maui, is a 501(c)(3) corporation and is organized and run by a group of dedicated volunteers.
